Monday, October 31, 2005
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR WEEK OF OCTOBER 31
Make your own Halloween mobile skeleton
- This is our last week of classes before exam 2 next week. We will be putting everything we've learned about nerves, skeleton, muscles and joint movement into the big picture of how the upper and lower limb work. Please look ahead at these classroom presentations.
- The quiz on bone, cartilage and bone formation is available until midnight on Sunday November 7.
- Friday will be mostly review to answer any questions you might have about the upcoming exam as you assemble your review notes and compendium notebook.
- Next week we have no class on Friday. Compendium notebooks, for those who wish, will be presented in class on Monday November 7. The exam will be on Wednesday November 9.
- Don't forget to also review the chapters from your text: 7-10, 12-14
- Check out this great link to online anatomy and physiology study resources--the skeleton section is great!! A and P Resources
Monday, October 24, 2005
A and P Resources
http://www.fastol.com/~renkwitz/apresources.htm#Index
NIce list of A and P links, well organized, from somebody's own course website.
NIce list of A and P links, well organized, from somebody's own course website.
FOR WEEK OF OCTOBER 24
- This week in class we will begin reviewing the tissues of the skeleton--bone and cartilage--and the tissue that makes movement happen--muscle. We will also start looking at the mechanics of movement and how joints work. You can look ahead at those presentations [link] and also review Chapters 7-10 in your text.
- For Friday, some groups will have their second chat to go over rough drafts of your website reviews. Please be sure you read the instructions for the website reviews and have a fairly complete draft of your review posted on your blog [link for review instructions]. Be sure you save copies of your reviews on disk or on your computer in case something happens to your blog entries.
- Also, don't forget we have only two more weeks of class and then our next exam. It's not too soon to be working on reviewing for the exam and putting together your compendium notebook if you haven't begun already.
